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Welding tables and weldments

Built aroundyour work andyour drawing

Choose a modular 3D welding table or send a drawing for a custom steel weldment with annealing and shot blasting.

Steel fabrication products prepared in the BECO workshop

Product range

Welding tables and weldments from one manufacturer

BECO Welding manufactures the platforms, the modular fixtures and the custom weldments in one workshop. Every table is quoted from your drawing, so the surface treatment, hole system and working height are confirmed before production.

Large custom welded machine bed fabricated from steel plate in the BECO workshop
Build-to-print welded assemblies

Custom Steel Weldments

Heavy steel weldments manufactured to your drawing, with post-weld annealing for stress relief and shot blasting for surface preparation.

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Hole systems

D16, D22 or D28: pick the grid around the work

The hole system sets how much holding force the table gives you and how fine the positioning is. It is the first decision, because every clamp, pin and stop has to match it.

D16

D16 welding table system

Hole diameter
Ø16 mm
Grid
50 mm
Best for
Light to medium parts, jigs, frames and detail work

A dense hole pattern for compact fixtures and precise sub-assemblies where space around the part is tight. Best when the workpiece is small enough that a fine grid helps positioning.

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D22

D22 welding table system

Hole diameter
Ø22 mm
Grid
100 mm
Best for
General fabrication where one table covers several job sizes

A middle option between a fine D16 grid and a heavy D28 system. Suits shops that run both small frames and medium structures on the same table.

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D28

D28 welding table system

Hole diameter
Ø28 mm
Grid
100 mm
Best for
Large fabrications, thick plate and heavy welded structures

The heaviest of the three, taking larger clamps and pins. Chosen for large frames, bases and structures where holding force and rigidity matter more than fine positioning.

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Close-up of 16 mm and 28 mm series welding table hole details

What actually changes between the series

Larger holes take larger pins and clamps, so a D28 table holds heavy structures more securely. Smaller holes let you place stops closer together, which helps small parts and tight geometry. The machined grid, hole spacing and flatness are set at the same time, so tell us the workpiece and we will match the system to it.

  • Grid spacing confirmed against the drawing
  • Plain bore matched to the selected system
  • Flatness from 0.1 mm/m² down to 0.02 mm/m²

Buyer guides

Confirm the specification before ordering

Use these practical guides to compare hole systems, surface requirements and the accessories needed for your work.

Machined 3D welding platform showing the hole grid carried onto the vertical side face
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2D vs 3D welding tables: when the side faces matter

A 2D table gives you one working plane: the top face and its hole grid, so everything is held down onto that surface. A 3D table machines and drills the four side faces as well, so fixtures can also mount at 90° to the tabletop. Choose the side faces when a job needs a vertical reference, side access or a square edge to work against; choose a top-face-only surface when all the work is clamped from above on a flat part.

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Close-up comparison of 16 mm and 28 mm welding table hole details
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D16, D22 or D28: choosing a welding table hole system

Pick the hole system from the workpiece, not from the table. D16 suits small parts, jigs and fine positioning. D22 covers mixed job sizes on one table. D28 is for large frames, thick plate and heavy structures where holding force matters more than a fine grid. If you are unsure, send the workpiece size and weight and the decision takes a few minutes.

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Large steel 3D welding platforms in several sizes prepared in the BECO workshop
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How to choose welding table size and working height

Start with the largest workpiece, then add clear space for clamps, stops and hands on every side that needs access. Choose the working height from the operator elbow height minus the workpiece and fixture stack above the table. Check the result against cranes, positioners, trolleys and seated work before fixing the leg or base height.

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